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It's taken five years for the EOS 7D Mark II to supersede its original top-spec Canon APS-C model - and in current product cycles that feels like a long stretch of time. Many 7D users have been hungry for the update, so has the Mark II been worth the wait...
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As the Canon 7D was launched way back in 2009, its update is somewhat overdue and there have been rumours of a Mark II version for quite some time. Now at last the Canon 7D Mark II has been revealed and can take its place as the manufacturer's flagship AP...
10fps continuous shooting, Excellent ergonomics, Lots of customisation options available...
Fixed screen that's not touch, sensitive, No Wi, Fi connectivity built, in, SLR design means the viewfinder can't show the image as it will be captured...
As the 7D Mark II uses a new sensor and I have yet to see any images from it, I can't draw any firm conclusions about the image quality that it produces. Canon is claiming that it produces 'best in class' images, but the definition of the camera's class i...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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As the Canon 7D was launched way back in 2009, its update is somewhat overdue and there have been rumours of a Mark II version for quite some time. Now at last the Canon 7D Mark II has been revealed and can take its place as the manufacturer's flagship AP...
10fps continuous shooting, Excellent ergonomics, Lots of customisation options available...
Fixed screen that's not touchsensitive, No WiFi connectivity builtin, SLR design means the viewfinder can't show the image as it will be captured...
Although there are many photographers that are happy to use a camera with 16 million pixels on either an APS-C or full-frame format sensor, I suspect that there will be quite a few who criticise Canon for only making a modest increase on the 7D's pixel c...
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The weatherproof seals are outlined in red in these front and back views of the EOS 7D Mark II body. (Source: Canon.)The new camera also comes with even more extensive weather-proof sealing than the original EOS 7D, to exclude dust and moisture. This will...
On paper, at least, the EOS 7D Mark II is likely to satisfy some upgraders. But, if you already have an EOS 7D that does everything you need, we don't think the new camera provides a compelling reason to change.The differences between 18 and 20.2 megapixe...
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The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is an update to a classic. The original EOS 7D was released five years ago, and has long been considered royalty among APS-C sensor DSLRs. A refresh was long due, though. With faster burst shooting, improved autofocus and much gr...
Good image quality, Decent burst performance, Fast, reliable AF...
Lacks 4K video recording, No Wi-Fi...
The APS-C king has been dethroned For years the original Canon 7D has been a king among APS-C DSLRs. It has been around for five years, but it's finally time for it to be put to bed: the Canon EOS 7D MKII is here. At £1,599 it may seem very expensive for...
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Though mirrorless camera sales continue to grow, the interchangeable lens camera market is still overwhelmingly dominated by traditional DSLRs. And when it comes to traditional DSLRs, the gold standard (for the last couple of years, anyway) has been those...
A worthy successor to one of our favorite DSLRs, but room for improvement still exists Mirrorless cameras are not simply a threat to traditional DSLRs; in many cases they're simply better cameras. Though the pro ranks are firmly in Canon and Nikon han...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
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Canon's 2009 best-selling DSLR, the EOS 7D, has finally been updated. Soberly dubbed the EOS 7D Mark II to make its succession clear to all, this new model comes with a number of improvements that bring the camera up to speed with 2014. Handling Five...
Outstanding picture quality up to 3200, even 6400 ISO, Tons of customisation options, 10 fps bursts with AF, Quiet shooting, Nice optical viewfinder, Connectivity (USB 3.0, GPS...), Weatherresistant, Fast AF in video, Video mode is standard, but effective...
Nontouchsensitive screen doesn't tilt or swivel, Exposure latitude a bit limited, No continuous AF in 50p video mode, No 4K TV/Cinema, No macro flash for focusing in the dark (although it does use the standard flash), No WiFi...
The Canon 7D Mark II may not be revolutionary, but it adds enough elements to the already excellent 7D to make it a fantastic, versatile camera that's worth your attention. Pretty much everything has been stepped up on this model. That said, we do have tr...
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To pinch the well-known slogan: good things come to those who wait. And wait we have. For the Canon EOS 7D Mark II is a DSLR that has shunned the typically frequent product cycle, instead taking five whole years to calculate its position in the market. I...
Fantastic image quality including to high ISO sensitivities, rugged and weather-sealed build quality, new 65-point autofocus system is brilliant, stacks of customisation, battery outperforms official quota...
No tilt-angle screen, no touch controls, live view autofocus not always on point, not a huge image quality upgrade over original 7D, no 4K video, no Wi-Fi built-in...
Let's cut to the chase: we're yet to use an APS-C sensor DSLR camera that's impressed us more than the Canon EOS 7D Mark II. It was definitely worth the wait. However, those thinking of upgrading from the original 7D who are hoping for a giant leap...
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Canon certainly can’t be accused of having a short product cycle with the EOS 7D series. It is five years since the original Canon EOS 7D was launched, but the follow-up is finally here.The Canon EOS 7D Mark II boasts a host of features tailored for wildl...
Fast 10 fps continuous shooting with large buffer, Ultra-fast autofocusing system with 65 cross-type AF points, Crop-frame camera giving more reach with telephoto lenses...
No built-in Wi-Fi, No touchscreen or tilting LCD...
After a five-year wait, the Canon EOS 7D Mark II adds some class-leading specification to its already popular camera. The 20.2-million-pixel sensor gives improved image quality compared to the 7D, with better performance at high ISO settings, although we...
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Those of you who are into sports photography, action photography, and any other types of photography where a really fast camera is required, will do well to consider Canon's EOS 7D Mark II. When the original 7D was released five years ago, the message was...
Fast shutter, Fast focus...
Fixed screen position...
In many ways, Canon's EOS 7D Mark II is a typical replacement model to the original: it's faster, has more processing power, and it brings forth tweaks to the body and feature-set that make it a better product overall. If speed is your major concern...
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The 7D Mark II looks a lot like the original version, but there are a number of minor changes to the design: control-wise, there's a new thumb-controlled dial slider on the back that can be customised to tweak manual shooting criteria, as well as a new Q...
Good all-round performance, Fast, accurate autofocus, Weatherproof and rugged...
A little pricy, Doesn't “push the envelope” tech-wise...
Canon 7D Mark II verdict Open Gallery The Canon 7D Mark II is certainly an improvement upon the original 7D, which was already an excellent DSLR. With fast autofocus, continuous shooting, good low light performance, sturdy build quality and thoug...
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photoreview.com.au Updated:
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Other relevant improvements include the shutter mechanism, which is now rated for 200,000 actuations plus extensions to video recording capabilities.Full coverage of the new features included in the camera is provided in our detailed Canon EOS 7D Mark II...
The EOS 7D Mark II's more weatherproof body and robust shutter mechanism are quantifiable benefits for sports and wildlife photographers. Add to that the Mark II's versatile AF modes, along with the 10 frames/second maximum frame-rate and Dual-Pixel autof...
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The 1.6x crop boosts the focal length of attached lenses, so rather than spending £7,000 on Canon's 500mm telephoto lens, you could go for the 300mm lens at £1,100 and still achieve a 480mm equivalent focal length. This telephoto extension comes at the ex...
Fast and feature-packed, but the Canon EOS 7D Mark II isn't the showstopper we'd hoped for...
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Jon runs down his top 5 cameras of 2014!Top 5 Cameras of 2014Panasonic Lumix GH4FUJIFILM X-T1Nikon D750Canon 7D Mark IIGoPro Hero4 Black Edition...
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When the Canon 7D came out in 2009, it soon became one of the most popular DSLRs ever. It was fast, rugged, with great video features, all for a whole lot cheaper than the more pro-oriented 5D Mark II. Five years later, the 7D Mark II makes its debut with...
Ruggedised body, Amazing auto-focus system, Great for sports and wildlife...
Still some video features missing, Performance not much better than any other APS-C camera, Niche performer...
Canon 7D Mark II Like Ruggedised body. Amazing auto-focus system. Great for sports and wildlife...
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We just got our hands on a pre-production beta unit of Canon's latest DSLR, the 7D Mark II. We wasted no time in hitting the streets to grab some shots for your viewing pleasure.We will be putting the 7D Mark II through the ringer in the coming weeks, wit...
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It's finally here. The Canon 7D Mark II, probably the most anticipated, rumoured, speculated-about camera in years, is ready to make its debut. It's been five years since the original 7D hit shelves in 2009, so you better believe the expectations are high...
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digitalmediaandit.com Updated:
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There are 2 options for a Canon at this price range, this or the 6D. It all depends on what you shoot the most. For mainly landscapes/portraits then the 6D with it's full size sensor is certainly the winner for higher quality output, especially for large...
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EISA.eu Updated:
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The Canon EOS 7D Mark II is one of the best APS-C DSLRs ever made, offering features normally only available in professional full frame models. The 65-point AF system gives fast and responsive focusing in a wide range of conditions, even when tracking fas...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
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This 20 megapixel DSLR is the successor to the five year old, much admired, 7D. It is not so much an upgrade as a new camera with more rugged, better sealed construction and a new super fast auto focusing system with a tracking function that is designed f...
The image quality is excellent and high ISO pictures are remarkably noise free. At ISO6400 saving in RAW noise is barely perceptible – JPEG is equally impressive with no objectionable fudging of fine detail. The combination of the fast auto focus and outs...
No WiFi, NFC, focus peaking or a swivelling LCD in an expensive camera is perplexing, making the 7D MkII feel oldfashioned...
Who should buy this camera? Anyone with a kit of Canon cropped-factor lenses and accessories will love it, but for anyone entering the DSLR market unencumbered it may only be the brand name that will attract. The Nikon D7100 is half the price, and APS mir...
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Those of you who are into sports photography, action photography, and any other types of photography where a really fast camera is required, will do well to consider Canon's EOS 7D Mark II. When the original 7D was released five years ago, the message was...
Fast shutter, Fast focus...
Fixed screen position...
In many ways, Canon's EOS 7D Mark II is a typical replacement model to the original: it's faster, has more processing power, and it brings forth tweaks to the body and feature-set that make it a better product overall. If speed is your major concern, then...
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chip.com.my Updated:
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Canon's EOS 7D DSLR camera was regarded as one of the best prosumer cameras of its time. Five years later, DSLRs, point-and-shoots and the like have already evolved, and the 7D became a relic of a bygone era. Canon however thinks otherwise, and has given...
Image quality, Fast autofocus...
Price, Shutter button...
The Canon 7D Mark II is a camera that budding and professional photographers alike could appreciate. Its speedy autofocusing, excellent image quality and variety other bells and whistles are sure to have them excited to give this shooter a try.(previousl...
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It was five years ago when Canon released its EOS 7D and everyone was waiting in anticipation for Canon to launch an upgrade to that, since compared to many other brands, the EOS 7D can be considered quite dated by some. Anyway, let's take a look at what...
Hands On: Canon EOS 7D Mark II Sets The Benchmark It was five years ago when Canon released its EOS 7D and everyone was waiting in anticipation for Canon to launch an upgrade to that, since compared to many other brands, the EOS 7D can be considered quite...
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The APS-C segment has lost a little bit of its shine recently - thanks to the glut of mirrorless cameras coming out that embrace smaller sensor formats, and also to innovations on the full-frame front, bringing things like in-camera stabilization to the f...
Looking at the image samples from both cameras, it's difficult to declare an outright winner. Both cameras are quick and responsive, with accurate autofocus and quick burst modes for those action shots, and both will give you give you great images up to I...
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The 7D Mark II looks a lot like the original version, but there are a number of minor changes to the design: control-wise, there's a new thumb-controlled dial slider on the back that can be customised to tweak manual shooting criteria, as well as a new Q...
Good all-round performance, Fast, accurate autofocus, Weatherproof and rugged...
A little pricy, Doesn't “push the envelope” tech-wise...
The Canon 7D Mark II is certainly an improvement upon the original 7D, which was already an excellent DSLR. With fast autofocus, continuous shooting, good low light performance, sturdy build quality and thoughtful control layout, it's a camera that isn't...
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wovow.org Updated:
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Canon has renewed one of its reference SLRs and the last edition of the fair Photokina was the place chosen for presentation at society. We talked about the Canon EOS 7D Mark II, a camera that will do well both amateur photography to discerning as profess...
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Prior to the D500, the last Nikon APS-C-format DSLR that could really be regarded as
a high-end enthusiast or semi-professional level model was the D300s. This was announced back in July 2009, when Nikon was firmly wedded to the belief that 12 million p...
From the moment I first used the Canon EOS 7D Mark II following its launch in September 2014, I thought it was a brilliant camera. With the exception of Wi-Fi connectivity, it had just about every feature I wanted in a tough, weatherproof body.Its blister...
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twentyfirsttech.com Updated:
2022-10-17 18:56:23
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When Canon announced their EOS 7D Mark II, it was greeted with much fanfare. How would Canon improve upon their best APS-C DSLR? Would the much coveted dual-pixel autofocus system from the 70D find its way to it? How would it perform in high-speed scenari...
If you've been a looking for an upgrade from your old 7D, this is definitely it. Released five years after the original, this has improved upon it in every single way. Noise performance is frankly really impressive, as is the superb burst speed and autofo...
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It has taken some time for Canon to update its EOS 7D. The new Mark II version of the digital SLR workhorse will be a welcome update for professional photographers who have used it for sports, action and nature shots since 2009.It's also come at a time wh...
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The APS-C segment has lost a little bit of its shine recently - thanks to the glut of mirrorless cameras coming out that embrace smaller sensor formats, and also to innovations on the full-frame front, bringing things like in-camera stabilization to the f...
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straitstimes.com Updated:
2022-10-17 18:56:23
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My personal workhorse for the past four years, the EOS 7D is probably the best APS-C DSLR which Canon has made.So, you can imagine my excitement when I got my hands on the review unit of the new Mark II version.The EOS 7D Mark II comes with an upgraded 20...
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My personal workhorse for the past four years, the EOS 7D is probably the best APS-C DSLR which Canon has made. So, you can imagine my excitement when I got my hands on the review unit of the new Mark II version. The EOS 7D Mark II comes with an upgrade...
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